Auch interessant: direkt nach diesem Film hat Autor & Regisseur J.F. Lawton das Drehbuch zu „Pretty Woman“ geschrieben.

„The U.S. government grows worried for the nation’s avocado supply after some confrontations with the „Piranha“ tribe of cannibal women, who live in the mysterious „Avocado Jungle“ (westernmost outpost: San Bernardino) and ritually sacrifice and eat men.“

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„The Stooges played their first public show at Detroit’s Grande Ballroom, in March, 1968. Pop had shaved his eyebrows and slathered his face with white paint. He wore golf shoes, a rubber swim cap decorated with several dozen strips of aluminum foil, and a frock that Ron Asheton described as “an old white nightshirt from the eighteen-hundreds.” The Stooges were not yet interested in melody, preferring to generate a caustic, demented drone, using a blender, a vacuum cleaner, several fifty-gallon oil drums, and a hammer. The P.A. was cranked to inhumane levels.“

(Der New Yorker über den ersten Gig der Stooges)

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Ohne Klaus Kinski kein Freddy Krueger: wie „Nightmare On Elm Street“ von Herzogs „Nosferatu“ beeinflusst war:

„According to Robert Englund, he based the physicality of Freddy on Klaus Kinski’s performance in Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht (1979).“

(Nightmare On Elm Street imdb trivia)

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